another water well issue

[bwssr]

Once my pressure gets to the shut off point, the pressure switch cycles on and off fast, with out shutting off..
any ideas?

[Corn Sack]

Your pressure tank is water logged. Pm me your number and I can walk you through fixing it.

[bwssr]

Your pressure tank is water logged. Pm me your number and I can walk you through fixing it.

can you text?...I am nearly deaf

[Corn Sack]

Try This:

Turn off breaker.
Turn on outside faucet and let run till water pressure begins to decrease.
Connect air hose and add until air starts to spit out of faucet.
Turn off water faucet and continue to add air until pressure gauge reads 20-25 pounds.
Remove air hose.
Turn breaker back on.
Pump will then take the pressure up to the proper pressure.

[bwssr]

ok....let's see what happens...thanks so far
This is a bladder type tank...do the same?

[warrington]

Let us know if it works

Mine is oppostite, if you turn the water on inside, with in 10 sec it kicks on

[RDT]

If you have a bladder type tank I think your bladder is ruptured

[bwssr]

If you have a bladder type tank I think your bladder is ruptured

seems to hold air pressure...but this I am afraid of.
In for maybe more input?

[Draco]

You want the air pressure to be 1 to 2 psi below your cut on pressure.

[KenWood]

Try blowing out or cleaning the pressure switch contacts

[bwssr]

seems the fitting that the pressure switch ties into, is also a check valve, and there was a check valve on the other side of the pressure switch....now, not knowing a check valve was pre-pressure switch, I just installed the one I could see. Thanks to Corn Sack, we got thing fixed...and he was doing this via text while hunting!!!! He is a good man for sure